Seminole Holland Neighborhood Association and the Nextdoor Online App

What's the difference between our Seminole Holland Neighborhood Association and the Nextdoor online app? It has come to our attention that some residents may be confusing the two, so we wanted to provide some clarity.

The Seminole Holland Neighborhood Association is a community organization that aims to foster a sense of community, promote the well-being of our neighborhood, and enhance the quality of life for all residents. We organize various events and activities, such as neighborhood cleanups, block parties, and holiday celebrations. We also work closely with local government officials and law enforcement agencies to address any concerns or issues that affect our community.

On the other hand, the Nextdoor app is an online platform that allows residents to connect with their neighbors and stay up to date on neighborhood news, events, and issues. While the app can be a useful tool for communication and staying informed, it is not a replacement for our Neighborhood Association. The app does not organize events or address community issues in the same way that our association does.

We encourage all residents to join both the Nextdoor app and our Neighborhood Association to stay informed and get involved in our community. By working together, we can make our neighborhood an even better place to live.

Seminole Holland Neighborhood Association dues for residents are only $5 per year and can be paid online at www.SeminoleHolland.com.

Federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

ACP is a program that provides a credit of up to $30 per month to offset internet costs and is available for households that are at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.  ACP is available to any household where at least one resident receives federal assistance (food, housing, a Pell Grant, Head Start, SSI and more).

While the Neighborhood Association does not want to promote the services of a single broadband service provider, this flyer provides information about Mediacom's ACP program offering. Residents are encouraged to ask about ACP at their provider of choice.

April 13 General Membership Event Announced

 Police Area Representative (PAR) Officer John Van Gorden will be our guest speaker at a General Membership event on April 13, 2023. The event will begin at 6:00 pm at Messiah Lutheran Church, 925 E Seminole St. Come on out, meet some neighbors, and ask your questions about preventing crime in our neighborhood. The meeting is open to the public.

Hampton Avenue Stormwater Improvement Project

 Included in the city's 2023 Capital Improvement Program is a stormwater improvement project on Hampton.

Springfield Neighborhood News

 You can find the latest edition of Springfield Neighborhood News at this link.

AGENDA for Board Meeting on March 20, 2023

The AGENDA for Board Meeting - March 20, 2023 can be found at this LINK

Notice of Board Meeting - March 20, 2023

The Board of the Seminole Holland Neighborhood Association will meet at 6 p.m. on Monday, March 20, 2023, at McAlister's Deli, 210 West Sunshine, Suite A.

Parties that wish to observe or address the Board are welcome to attend.

REMINDER - Councilperson Craig Hosmer to Host a Neighborhood Event on March 16, 2023

There will be a multi-neighborhood meeting with Councilperson Craig Hosmer (General Seat B) on Thursday, March 16, 2023, beginning at 6:00 pm at National Avenue Christian Church, 1515 S National Avenue. Mr. Hosmer will discuss issues and accept questions about development along Sunshine Street from Jefferson Avenue to National Avenue, and along National Avenue from Sunshine Street to Grand Street. All residents of neighborhoods that border these corridors have been invited to attend. While everyone can be affected by development along the corridors, this meeting is especially important to those living along and within about one block of Sunshine Street or National Avenue.

Development Meeting with Councilperson Craig Hosmer

There will be a multi-neighborhood meeting with Councilperson Craig Hosmer (General Seat B) on Thursday, March 16, 2023, beginning at 6:00 pm at National Avenue Christian Church. Mr. Hosmer will discuss issues and accept questions about development along Sunshine Street from Jefferson Avenue to National Avenue, and along National Avenue from Sunshine Street to Grand Street. All residents of neighborhoods that border these corridors have been invited to attend. While everyone can be affected by development along the corridors, this meeting is especially important to those living along and within about one block of Sunshine Street or National Avenue.